SSL for a single domain works for all sites on the server

watchtime

• February 06, 2014 07:21

Hello! On the server (VPS c CentOS 6.5 and cPanel) installed self-signed SSL certificates for domain.com (is simple site) and sub.domain.com (is panel WHM/cPanel). So, when you open any site to HTTPS server site opens domain.com - with pictures and stuff. (Example

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 06, 2014 14:43

  Hello :) If the account is assigned a shared IP address, and a SSL certificate is installed on that IP address, than any secure request to a domain name on that IP address will load the contents of the domain name the certificate is installed for. This is by design. You will need to assign a dedicated IP address to the account that uses the SSL certificate if you don't want that certificate applied to the other domain names on it's IP address. Thank you.

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  watchtime

  • February 06, 2014 19:49

  How I can install into file .htaccess for dedicated IP or domain for which created self-signed SSL certificate? Or how I can disable https for all domains on server, which not has SSL? Now I see, that for search systems exist bad situation. Because, example Google and Bing indexing sites on the server, and creating wrong mirrors. For good site is added https with other content, and etc. Maybe I can disable HTTPS for each sites on the server without SSL? How?

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 06, 2014 19:55

  You will need to assign a dedicated IP address to the account with a SSL certificate via: "WHM Home " Account Functions " Change Site"s IP Address" Thank you.

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  watchtime

  • February 07, 2014 06:06

  [quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1566311">You will need to assign a dedicated IP address to the account with a SSL certificate via: "WHM Home " Account Functions " Change Site"s IP Address" Thank you.
  But if IP on the server only one?

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 07, 2014 14:09

  [quote="watchtime, post: 1566541">But if IP on the server only one?
  You will need to purchase an additional IP address and assign it to the account. Or, you could generate/install a self-signed certificate for each domain name on the server (Assuming your server supports SNI). Thank you.

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